Headlines from March 10, 2014

The week in world news: Serbia holds an election, Michelle Bachelet becomes president of Chile, and Slovaks go to the polls. #video
When passenger jets mysteriously disappear, conspiracy theories abound.
I sent troops into Crimea to track bigfoot riding a unicorn. Cartoons on the Ukraine crisis.
Survey of modern Ukrainian literature provides context for recent weeks.
Drunk Canadian tourists, “covered in maple leaves,” ruining Canada’s reputation for niceness.
Stockholm’s homeless magazine vendors now accept credit cards.
Rhode Island hospital to be the first to stream encrypted video of surgeries using Google Glass.
Father of Sandy Hook killer Adam Lanza tells his story to the New Yorker. #longreads
The YouTube generation understands that stories evolve. Contemporary newsrooms balance clicks and credibility.
Patrick Stewart and a tube of wipes recently joined a conference call with David Cameron and Barack Obama.
See also: Almost 49 percent of users Tweet in languages other than English.
In the last year or so, how we identify people and their characteristics and reputations has turned inside out.
Reddit AMA with survivor of Auschwitz medical experiments.
Typhoid fever smells like freshly baked brown bread. Electronic nose sniffs out early signs of disease.
Horse-head squirrel feeder makes it appear as if any squirrel eating from it is wearing a horse mask.
Pictures from the world “skijoring” championships in Whitefish, Mont., in which a skier is pulled by horse, dog team, or motor vehicle. #photography
Bill Murray recommends drinking champagne on the rocks from a “Montana cooler,” where a cardboard box is filled with ice.
In case you missed it: TMN’s Rosecrans Baldwin survives a Montana hunting camp. #longreads